Archdiocese continues focus on mental health with aim to take away stigma
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Nativity’s Wonder campaign aims to broaden vibrant youth ministry offerings
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Catholic sisters’ ‘Put the Guns Down’ campaign hits city buses
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Radio Interview: The beginning of Pope Leo’s ministry
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Maryland Gold Star Mothers keep memory of sons alive
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I’m very happy to be with you today here at St. Veronica’s to offer Sunday Mass with you and for you and to celebrate the installation of your pastor, Fr. Godwin. I take this occasion to thank Fr. Godwin and the Josephites for their service to your parish and to the wider community of Cherry Hill.Read More
In today’s Scripture readings, we find two kinds of obstacles to the Church’s mission of evangelization – those that come from within the Church and those that come from outside the Church.Read More
Today, we are gathered for the installation of your pastor, Father Kenny. Although he has been “on the job” for some time, today’s Mass officially marks the beginning of his ministry as your shepherd.Read More
For now, let us rejoice and be glad. And let us all pray for Will and Lauren that their love will be fruitful and that they will be witnesses to love itself. God bless you both and keep you always in love!Read More
Yes, Pope Leo XIV made history today. But now it is your turn. Some of you will be returning to ministry renewed, refreshed, and re-equipped. Others will be taking next steps in your priestly formation. Still others are preparing for priestly ordination. What kind of history will you make?Read More
“We are called to be a light brightly visible, not to proclaim ourselves but to proclaim Christ Jesus as Lord.” – Archbishop William E. Lori
Archbishop William E. Lori offers his homily during the opening Mass of the 136th Supreme Convention of the Knight of Columbus at the Baltimore Convention Center August 7. (Kevin J. Parks/CR Staff)
Welcome to the Archdiocese of Baltimore
God calls the Catholics of the Archdiocese of Baltimore to be a welcoming, worshipping community of faith, hope, and love. Through his Spirit, the Lord Jesus lives in those who believe, and reaches into our world with his saving message and healing love.
Join us June 11th, 7:30pm at Cathedral of Mary Our Queen for the Mass for the Preservation of Peace and Justice and in thanksgiving for the work of Catholic Relief Services Catholic Charities of Maryland and the St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
Mass celebrated by Archbishop Lori. Reception to follow.
🍷✨ Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Wine & Spirit Tasting! Indulge in a curated selection of wines & spirits while supporting a great cause.
🕊️ Tomorrow, on May 30, we honor St. Dymphna, the patron saint of mental health, whose feast day calls us to compassionate care and understanding.
In the Archdiocese of Baltimore, the focus on mental health continues through the Mental Health Ministry plan, launched in 2021. This initiative has trained nearly 1,000 individuals in Mental Health First Aid, empowering parishioners to support one another with compassion and understanding.
As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, let us remember that mental illness is just another category of illness. By speaking openly and supporting each other, we can reduce stigma and foster a community of care.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore launched its Mental Health Ministry plan in 2021. During its first phase, nearly 1,000 people were trained in mental health first aid, according to Melissa Freymann, a mental wellness consultant for the archdiocese and a therapist with St. Lucia Counseling.
Have you considered a Catholic education for your child? The Archdiocese of Baltimore Catholic Schools offer an education centered around Christ, with the ability to maximize its students potential: spiritually, intellectually, physically, socially and morally! archbalt.org/schools
¿Ha considerado la educación católica para su hijo? Las escuelas católicas de la Arquidiócesis de Baltimore ofrecen una educación centrada en Cristo que académicamente es excelente y capacita a sus estudiantes para alcanzar su máximo potencial: espiritual, intelectual, físico, social y moral! archbalt.org/schools
With the words “Put the Guns Down – Let Peace Begin with Us” emblazoned across its side, a Baltimore City bus proclaimed a message of peace May 22, as Catholic sisters from eight religious congregations gathered alongside it on Monroe Street.
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